Abolish
The Electoral College And Usher in Communism
Happy Independence
Day
By de Andréa
Opinion Editorialist for
‘THE BOTTOM LINE’
Posted July 5, 2019
If you would like to write me direct with a question
or a comment you can contact me at writedeandrea@hotmail.com
If you are a regular reader of mine, you will
know that I am a really big fan of the US Constitution and the architects who
designed it. And yes they did know more
about government and political science than we will ever know. The main reason for
that is because they knew their history. The real truth of history isn’t even
taught in government/public schools anymore. We are not unlike the USSR, in that history is
at best being rewritten, and at worst…
Fabricated.
To me it is unthinkable that on this past Independence
Day July 4 2019 there are those in America that want to abolish what is left of
the foundation of the most successful government system in the past 6000 years. And as you have likely heard, the hate America Dem's have all agreed that "America has never been great." All of the Democrats Communist were against the celebration of Independence Day on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Why? Because they are afraid it will bring people closer together, moreover they just might just learn a little about the history of their own country. And that, my friend, would spell disaster for the SwampRat elites.
The
first truth that I need to establish or myth that I need to demolish is the
belief that this country was meant to be a D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y. Well' my friend
the truth is, that it was not meant to be a democracy any more than it was meant
to be a Communist or an Islamic State. As a matter of historical fact the
Constitutional architects were so afraid of America becoming a democracy that they
could hardly sleep at night, shuddering to think that after all their hard work
and bloodshed this country would ignorantly and surreptitiously deteriorate
into a dreaded democracy.
America was designed to be a Constitutional Representative
Republic, but it's a Democracy that you
now hear from our members of Congress and is now spoon feed to your kids in government schools. The Framers knew that if the United States would ever become a democracy that it would soon
become a Totalitarian State. Why? Because all throughout history every time a
democracy has be tried as a form of government it would last only for
approximately 100 years max, before evolving into Despotism. It’s inevitable.
The Framers worst
nightmare began in 1913
In
2009, four years before the 100 year anniversary of our newly formed Democracy, I wrote an article titled “The Freedom Train”. Because I knew
that the threat of Communistic Tyranny was coming soon, and as you can now see it’s
here. No, I’m not psychic, I just know my history.
In
1913 during the regular Christmas adjournment the Congress had enough members
to legally have a vote on three bills that the scoundrels of the newly formed
shadow government that today is called the DeepState SwampRats, pushed through
three major bills including the 16th
and 17th Amendments and the Federal Reserve Act, which President
Woodrow Wilson signed into law on Dec 23 because of political favors he owed to the anti-Constitutional elites, resulting in his election. His legislation
included the Federal Reserve Act, the Underwood Revenue Act, the Clayton
Antitrust Act, the Federal Farm Loan Act, the 16th and 17th
Amendments and child labor laws. The 16th and the 17th Amendments
were later fraudulently sold to the states for ratification, and according to
some historians even the ratification was fraudulently skewed to bring about
the desired result.
Plans for a new
government
The
16th Amendment, we all know to be the IRS or the federal personal
income tax amendment. This was needed to fund a planned expansion of the new national
democratic socialist government that the Shadow Government was now embracing.
The 17th Amendment was one of the necessary eliminations of the old
Republic that helped to maintain State Sovereignty. A balance of power between
the State governments and the Federal government. It now made Senators
directly elected by the people (Democracy) instead of the State legislator’s thereby
eliminating State representation in the US Congress. Here I will return to my
original statement referring to the Constitutional architects that: “yes they
did know more about government and political science than we will ever know”.
So what does this
have to do with the Electoral College today?
Now,
with an adequate supply of money in which to pay interest on loans through the
IRS and no State interference by State controlled Senators along with the
Federal Reserve Act providing an unlimited supply of loans, we had the
foundation for a true D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y, a government directly ruled by the
majority (MOB RULE) rather than the rule of law and elected representatives.
And NOW a Senate representing only themselves and not the states. A gigantic shift
in the balance of power. The only thing left was to have the majority of
citizens directly elect the president as well, eliminating the Constitutional Representative
Electoral College, then we would be at the point of no return, the Free Representative
Republic would be a government of the past, OPENING THE DOOR TO TYRANNY.
Today
the state of Colorado is considering abolishing the Electoral College, The
beginning of the end of our original Constitutional
Representative Republic. That is what the Framers designed this country to
be, not a Democracy. So what is the
difference? In a nutshell a Constitutional Representative Republic is a
representative government ruled by constitutional law. A Democracy on the other
hand is a government directly ruled by the majority, regardless of the law. The
majority rules…And just in case you haven’t noticed, that is exactly what has
been happening. The president for
example can’t even do what is required of him by law, because the majority of
Congress says no! The law requires the government, for example, to protect this
nation from invasion. The president wants to obey the law but the majority in
the house and senate says otherwise. Majority rules. Just wait until we get rid
of the Electoral College and the President is directly elected by the popular majority
vote instead of the representatives, as I said there will be no turning back. Today it is just a little more than 100 years
since the Democratic foundation was laid in 1913.
So how does the
Electoral College work and why is it better than a direct popular vote?
The Electoral College is made up of 538 electors who cast votes to decide
the President and Vice-President of the United States. When voters go to the
polls, they will be choosing which candidate receives their state’s electors.
The candidate who receives a majority of electoral votes (270) wins the
Presidency. The number 538 is the sum of the nation’s 435 Representatives, 100
Senators, and 3 electors given to the District of Columbia.How does the Electoral College work?
Every four years, voters go to the polls and select a candidate for President and Vice-President. In all but two states, the candidate who wins the majority of votes in a state wins that state’s electoral votes. In Nebraska and Maine, electoral votes are assigned by proportional representation, meaning that the top vote-getter in those states wins two electoral votes (for the two Senators) while the remaining electoral votes are allocated congressional district by congressional district. These rules make it possible for both candidates to receive electoral votes from Nebraska and Maine, unlike the winner-take-all system in the other 48 states.
How are the electors selected?
This process varies from state to state. Usually, political parties nominate electors at their state conventions. Sometimes that process occurs by a vote of the party’s central committee. The electors are usually state-elected officials, party leaders, or people with a strong affiliation with the Presidential candidates.
Do electors have to vote for their party’s candidate?
Neither the Constitution nor Federal election laws compel electors to vote for their party’s candidate. That said, twenty-seven states have laws on the books that require electors to vote for their party’s candidate if that candidate gets a majority of the state’s popular vote. In 24 states, no such laws apply, but common practice is for electors to vote for their party’s nominee.
What happens if no one gets a majority of Electoral College votes?
If no one gets a majority of electoral votes, the election is thrown to the U.S. House of Representatives. The top three contenders face off with each state casting one vote. Whoever wins a majority of states wins the election. The process is the same for the Vice Presidency, except that the U.S. Senate makes that selection.
Can you lose the popular vote and win the Electoral College vote?
Yes, a candidate could lose the popular vote and win the Electoral College vote. This happened to George W. Bush in 2000, who lost the popular vote to Al Gore by .51% but won the Electoral College 271 to 266. And also President Donald Trump was elected by the Electoral College he lost the majority vote by approximately 3 million votes. Without the Representative vote by the Electoral College, Hillary Clinton would be president today.
When does the Electoral College cast its votes?
Each state’s electors meet on the Monday following the second Wednesday of December. They cast their votes then, and those votes are sent to the President of the Senate who reads them before both houses of Congress on January 6th.
Why does the Electoral College matter?
The Electoral College determines the President and Vice-President of the United States. The Electoral College system also distinguishes the United States from other systems where the highest vote-getter automatically wins.
This “indirect election” process has been the subject of criticism and attempted reform, though proponents of it maintain that it ensures the rights of smaller states and stands as an important piece of the American Representative Republic.
THE BOTTOM LINE: The Constitutional system of representation is what maintains the balance of power in our Free Republic. In 1913 the first major blow to our freedom was cast. Abolishing State representation in the Federal Government seriously affected the balance of power between the States legislators and the Federal legislators. The direct election of the Senators to the Congress not only eliminated any input from the states to the Federal Government but it eliminated most of the usefulness of two houses of Congress. We essentially now have one House of Congress representing the people and one House representing themselves. The 17th Amendment effectively eliminated the State House.
Today we have a bunch of anti-American, anti-Constitutional brainwashed Flower Children who want to drive the final nail in the coffin of the Republic by abolishing the last part of the representative electoral process (The Electoral College) and fundamentally change this once Free Constitutional Representative Republic into a Lawless Autocracy. Every one of the Democrat Progressive anti-American Socialists running for President in 2020 say they will work to abolish the Electoral College. In other words they will do everything in their power to abolish the Republic and replace it with a Socialist Tyranny.
Thanks for listening. Now go do the
right thing, pray and fight for truth and freedom.
-
de Andréa
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